Live stream, TV channel, kick-off time and team news for the Champions League clash TONIGHT

VILLARREAL is on the verge of one of the biggest upsets in recent Champions League history.

Arnaut Danjuma’s early goal gave the Yellow Subs a 1-0 win in Spain but they will feel they should have won by more goals after dominating the game.

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And Unai Emery’s failure to secure victory by a larger margin could prove costly. Just ask Red Bull Salzburg.

The Austrians led almost the entire first leg before falling to a 1-1 draw.

However, the second leg was not quite as close, as Bayern won 7-1 in Munich.

The Germans will also know that their away goals won’t cost as much as in previous years as the away goals rule has been scrapped.

When does Bayern Munich play Villarreal?

• FC Bayern Munich meets Villarreal on Tuesday 12 April.
• The game starts at 8pm UK time – 9 p.m. local time.
• It takes place in the Allianz Arena.

What TV channel is Bayern Munich vs Villarreal on and can I stream it live?

• Bayern Munich vs Villarreal is live on BT Sport 3.
• Coverage begins at 7:15 p.m. – 45 minutes before kick-off.
• To stream the game live, visit the BT Sport website or app.

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Team News

Alphonso Davies will retain his place at left-back after playing 90 minutes in the first leg and 34 minutes in the weekend win over Augsburg.

Lucas Hernandez is also said to have recovered from the thigh injury that ruled him out of the game in Augsburg at the weekend.

Niklas Sule is doubtful as he struggles with an illness while Bouna Sarr, Corentin Tolisso and Eric Maxim Coupo-Moting are definitely absent.

Villarreal’s Alberto Moreno is still out for a long time, while forward Boulaye Dia is struggling with a muscle injury.

Latest Odds

Win in 90 minutes

Bayern Munich 2/9

Draw on 2.11

Villarreal 10/1

To qualify

Bayern Munich 3/10

Villarreal 12/5

*Betfair odds are valid from Tuesday 1st April2

what was said

Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann: “The leading players and all other players must be aware that we all have responsibilities and want to move forward together.

“There is a lot at stake, so we have to invest a lot.”

Villarreal manager Unai Emery: “FC Bayern is the biggest challenge for me as a coach. It’s the biggest challenge for me and for the club.

“I will have no regrets and I am concentrating on what is to come.”